All roads will be open today as food reaches marooned area
City crews use Warren Livestock snow plow to clear routes and restore access after the storm. Sidewalks will be inspected and obstructing residents may face fines as snow remains drifts 80 deep in places. Delivery of groceries and milk resumes with sleds and four horse teams. cattle feed and shelter remain critical in surrounding ranch districts.
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Warren Livestock Company
Gill
John D. Blamey
Capitol
Union Pacific
Bridge and Building Department
G. C. Morris
Senate expenses reveal odd items in contingent fund
The 1919 Senate contingency expenditures report lists hazers, darbling oil, grapefruit knives, red tape, horseshoes, salt bags, and meals as charges. It details care for stables, transport of senators, hotel dinners, and various medicines and supplies from March through year end.
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Washington
Hazers
James M. Baker
Senate
Deplrin
Jamaica
MO Selivor
Horehou
Indictment Seen as Answer to Bill Critics
President Wilson views the Pueblo Colorado indictment of United Mine Workers officers as a reply to critics over the sundry civil bill exempting labor unions from Sherman Act enforcement. He said the grand jury acted independently and DOJ involvement was not directed by the department or the Pueblo U S Attorney.
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Washington
Dec
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Pueblo
Colo
Department of Justice
United States
Federal
Grand Jury
Marrying to Reform Men Debated by Eugenics Advocate
Mrs. John Hays Hammond urged a national eugenics study organization at the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality. She argued that reliable obstetric care and informed mating choices could dramatically reduce infant mortality and defect rates.
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Washington
John Hays Hammond
National Organization For the
United States
American Association For
Storm moves from Great Lakes to New England coast
The storm that crossed the Great Lakes yesterday shifted to New England bringing gale winds on the lakes and Atlantic coast. Rain fell in the Atlantic states with snow in the Ohio valley and lake region. Frost is forecast tonight on far south Florida as storm warnings stay posted from Eastport to Hatteras.
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Washington
Dec
Great Lakes
New England
Lakes
Atlantic
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Lake
Florida
Eastport
Hatteras
Cheyenne High Opens Basketball Season Friday
Cheyenne High starts basketball season next Friday at the gym facing Rawlins High. Coach Jones plans trial of prospects after the opener as a full schedule with Laramie Julesburg and Julesburg appears likely. Last year players Clowery Marka Snow Lee return with Hart Lelie Vavra Fitz among others.
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Cheyenne High
Rawlins High School
Cheyenne
Laramie
Julesbarg
Julesburg
University of Colorado
Clowery
Marka
Snow
Lee
Hart
Lelie
Vavra
Fitz
Jones
Currency debate brightens as Christmas recess nears
Washington report says Democratic Senate leaders grew optimistic that the currency bill would pass before Christmas. Administration supporters hoped for a final vote before adjournment next Saturday as Congress prepared for its holiday recess from December 20 to January 5. The debate progressed rapidly and the atmosphere cleared.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Firemen's Brotherhood to Build $25,000 Home
Grand Junction Colorado December 8 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen announced it will erect a 25000 home here at once.
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Firemen's Brotherhood
Grand Junction
Colo
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Trains Return to Schedule After Severe Cheyenne Snow
After a three day storm that dumped 26 inches of snow on Cheyenne, Union Pacific and Cheyenne Northern lines largely ran on time last night. The Denver Colorado and Southern train was delayed by snow and a wreck on the Cheyenne to Sterling line forced a return to Cheyenne. Streetcar service resumed with limited loops while crews shoveled tracks and a coal supply line to Granite was restored.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Cheyenne Northern
Colorado and Southern Railways
Colorado and Southern
Denver
Sterling
Colorado
Granite
Bridge and Building Department
Granite Canon
Cheyenne Street Railway
Cary
Fort
Nineteenth
Carey Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Kansas Woman Bears Twenty First Child in Emporia
A Kansas couple, Mr and Mrs Alpheus Moslander of Emporia, welcomed their twenty first child. The newborn, a son, arrived in Mire Moslander on December day and is reported in local notes.
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Kansas
Emporia
Kas
Dee
Alpheus
Moslander
Mire
Relief Efforts Extend as Texas Flood Death Toll Rises
War department expands aid to flood victims in Texas after Bliss's report. About 14 000 in the bottoms need clothing and blankets. 4 000 rescued, 10 000 whites and blacks marooned. Emergency rations and trinkets to Bryan requested. Death toll reaches 150 across several counties. many victims are negro farmhands.
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General Bliss
Texas
Washington
Texway
War Department
Bliss
Bill
Citizens’ Relef Committee
Bryan
Houston
Hrazos River
Bravos Nood
Richmond
Hempstead
Waller County
Warrel
Stefansson Disappears When Karluk Is Lost
Ottawa reports Vilhjalmur Stefansson an Arctic explorer and six party members cut off from the expedition on September 24 when the Karluk drifted from shore and vanished. All are believed safe.
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Ottawa
Vilhjamur Stefansson
Desert Flight of Huerta Troops Reaches Ojinaga
Frantic retreat across 18% miles ends with Huerta's northern federal forces broken and demoralized. General Mercado with Orozco and other officers leads refugees including civilians fleeing Chimnahua toward the American border amid shattered wagons and crushed artillery. Villa seizes Chihuahua town with Meve installed as interim governor.
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Presidio
Tex
Muerta
Mexico
Ojinaga
Huerta
Pascual Orozco
Rojas
Caraveo
Ynce Salazar
Republic
Juarez
Der
Chihuama Oly
TeXerico Meve
Mercado
President Wilson Hosts Suffragists Delegation
President Wilson received a delegation of woman suffragists led by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw in Washington. They urged Congress to establish a home committee on woman suffrage, but he declined to send a special message, saying he would not advocate measures not committed by his party.
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Washington
Dec
Wilson
Anna Howard Shaw
Congress
Leader Bargain Days Mere Subscription Offer
Daily Cheyenne State Leader offers a half price one year mail subscription for 3.00 instead of 0.00. Offer runs from 0th to year’s end. Include coupon and 3.00 to start delivery, notes Wyoming heart and strongest news and editorials.
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Daily
Cheyenne State Leader
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jae
Daily State Leader
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